Osceola, Iowa’s Paul Mueller Company Recognized For Local Jobs

Osceola, Iowa’s Paul Mueller Company was honored Tuesday at the annual business and community dinner hosted by Clarke County Development Corporation (CCDC) and Osceola Chamber Main Street.  The award recognized Mueller for job creation and retention as well as their long-standing relationship with the city of Osceola, Iowa.

Each year the CCDC board of directors selects a company that has made an impact on the local economy. The Job Creation and Retention Award provides the recipient with a “Thank You” for their hard work and investment, and is awarded during the annual dinner with local businesses and community leaders present. Tuesday’s event saw over 150 in attendance.

As an added appreciation for their commitment to Osceola and Clarke County, the Job Creation and Retention award winners are granted $1,500 to give, in their name, to a non-profit of their choosing. Jim Rawson and the team at Paul Mueller Company chose to donate their award moneys to the local Clarke County FFA organizations from Clarke Community Schools and Murray Schools.

The Paul Mueller Company has been a staple of Osceola, Iowa and Clarke County since they moved their production facility to the area in 1987. Producers of milk cooling equipment with an international customer base, the Paul Mueller Company has made a considerable impact on the local economy. Employing over 100 tradesmen and with warehouse space of over 200,000 square feet and growing, Mueller looks to continue their local commitment and impact long into the future.

“The Paul Mueller Company has been working with the City and our neighbors for a long time. Their continued growth means more jobs for our up-and-coming workforce and we couldn’t thank them enough,” stated Bill Trickey, Executive Director of the Clarke County Development Corporation.

For more information about The Paul Mueller Company, you can go to their website at www.paulmueller.com or take some time to watch their video below.